u/braidenis

I was wondering if anyone has been in this situation and has any guidance. We are new condo owners and our washing machine just flooded, and caused damage below. We will likely be going through insurance because of the liabilities involved but it was caught quickly so I was wondering if anyone has any advice on navigating how to decide when to follow through with a claim and that process.

We also are wondering if filing a claim, do we need to wait before touching anything? It would be nice to go ahead and get this washer repaired and carpet cleaned up but I don't want the adjuster wanting to inspect the washer or something like that.

Thank you!

The insurance company is currently researching the value of our car to decide if they will complete the repairs or end up totalling it, if we owner retain will they deduct what they've already paid out? I'm assuming of course if they buy it off completely what they've paid for repairs is just their loss. Thanks!

There are plenty of apple devices in the house, and apple TV and apple music are fully supported on Android but it still says "incompatible". Seems like a lazy oversight, particularly now that Apple TV is a pretty respectable streaming service in it's own right now. Anyone know a work around?

Netflix fast.com tests show it's capped to 40mpbs even on C-Band with 500 down available. Seems like a scummy waste of $10, unless it takes time to reprovision the line... Anyone know? Thanks!

Hi! My partner was rear ended by 3 people, and we don't know which person was the one that hit her. Do we need to know to file the claim or would we just file with all 3?

We only have liability before the "let your insurance company handle it" crowd shows up. We would be filing under the other person's insurance. Thank you!